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Rabbeted Baseboards and Top Rails for Beadboard Wainscot
Cut rabbets in the baseboard and top rail to hide the end cuts of the wainscot boards.
Adjusting Siding Exposures
Use these tactics to line up fiber cement or composite lap siding with window and door trim.
Making Mitered Window Casing
Contractor Greg Kossow shares a fast and foolproof method for creating mitered casing.
Grout Bag to Fill Gaps
Solve gap problems using a contractor's version of a heavy duty pastry bag.
A Midcentury-Modern Reoriented to the Outdoors
This 1962 Roger Lee-designed home now features re-envisioned open spaces and utilizes outdoor areas.
House of Four Gables
The remodel of a 140-year-old two-story home maximizes floor space and is designed to take on another 100 years.
Durable and Efficient Island Retreat
A remodel of a home on Block Island, R.I., offers a classic look with a modern twist.
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Watch builder Tyler Grace walk through three areas where Loctite PL Premium Max and Power Grab help ensure a lasting bond.
Getting Casing Miters Tight
Preassembling mitered casing, shimming the molding, or applying jamb extensions can fix the issue when the wall is thicker than the jamb.
Modern Take on an Ancient Tool
With a self-retracting stringline, Tajima’s new-age plumb bob is a compact, reliable door-hanger's tool that will never run out of batteries.

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